Container for light-sensitive strip materials having improved light sealing means

ABSTRACT

In a container for a roll of a light-sensitive strip material having a core on which the light-sensitive strip material is coiled to form a roll, an opening for drawing out the light-sensitive strip material and a teremp cloth provided on the above opening for shielding from light, wherein a filling layer formed of polyolefin copolymer resin usable as the adhesive layer for fixing the teremp cloth on the container body is provided at the ground fabric of the teremp cloth, and/or a multilayer coextruded film is laminated under the ground fabric of the teremp cloth, and the multilayer coextruded film has a tensile strength of more than 500 g/15 mm width and comprises an adhesive layer of an ethylene copolymer resin having a comonomer content of 5 to 36 % for fixing said teremp cloth on the container body and a thermoplastic resin base layer having a melting point of higher than the ethylene copolymer resin adhesive layer by 10° C. or more and a Young&#39;s modulus of more than 15 kg/mm 2 . 
     In this container, the filling material does not so deeply permeate into pile yarns, even though the ground fabric is not so dense. Adhesion of pile yarn dust hardly occurs, and troubles in exposure and development caused by the pile yarn dust are solved. By incorporating the multilayer coextruded film, the thickness of the adhesive layer for fixing teremp cloth on the container body is made uniform and various problems caused by non-uniformity in the thickness of the adhesive layer are solved.

This application is a continuation of application Ser. No. 337,745,filed Apr. 13, 1989 now abandoned.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

This invention relates to a container for a roll of a light-sensitivestrip material such as a photographic roll film or a roll ofphotographic paper. More particularly, this invention relates to alightproof container having an opening for drawing out thelight-sensitive strip material where teremp cloth is provided.

2. Description of Prior Art

As the container for a roll of a light-sensitive strip material, varioustypes have been disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,148,395, U.S. Pat. No.4,179,028, U.S. Pat. No. 4,239,164, U.S. Pat. No. 4,272,035, U.S. Pat.No. 4,291,802, U.S. Pat. No. 4,398,814, U.S. Pat. No. 4,403,845,Japanese Patent KOKAI No. 60-156058, Japanese Patent KOKOKU No. 59-36736and Japanese Utility Model KOKOKU No. 56-16608.

Generally, a light-shielding member is provided at the drawing out partof a container for a light-sensitive strip material in order to preventthe inner light-sensitive strip material from being exposed to the lightleaked from the drawing out part. Various light-shielding members areknown, and among these, the light-shielding members mainly composed ofcloth are called teremp cloth.

An example of conventional teremp cloth disclosed in Japanese UtilityModel KOKOKU No. 46-20539 is shown in FIG. 19. This teremp cloth wascomposed of a woven ground fabric 1 and coreless pile yarn 4 woventhereinto. The ground fabric 1 was formed by weaving the warp 2 and thewoof 3 like shown in FIG. 20. The above coreless pile yarn was formedfrom a soft raw yarn such as viscose yarn or acetate yarn by crimpprocessing, and the ground fabric 1 was impregnated with an adhesivematerial 5 for filling in order to fix the pile yarn 4. Generally, sucha teremp cloth was manufactured first by weaving the warp 2 and the woof3 together with entangling pile warp yarn 4 therein to form doublevelvet and then by cutting the loop.

However, in the case of the conventional teremp cloth as shown in FIG.19, fraying or falling out of pile yarn occurs during the manufacture ofthe teremp cloth and drawing out or in the light-sensitive stripmaterial. Dust from the pile yarn adheres to the surface of thelight-sensitive material, and causes trouble in exposure anddevelopment. In addition, it is necessary to arrange the orientation ofpile yarn so as to prevent meander movement of the light-sensitivematerial during its drawing out. It is also a problem that itsmanufacture process is complicated and manufacturing cost is expensive.Particularly, in the case of the container for a roll of photographiccolor printing paper capable of loading in a light room, adhesion ofpile yarn dust is a serious problem under high temperature and highhumidity conditions because of increasing adhesion of the gelatin layer.

A filling material solution was impregnated into the ground fabric 1,and dried to form a filling layer 5 which fixed the pile yarn 4 to theground fabric 1. A heat-sealable adhesive layer 6 was coated on thefilling layer 5, and the teremp cloth was stuck on the drawing outopening of container body 7.

In such a conventional teremp cloth, the weaving yarn of ground fabricmust be thickened in order not to impregnate the filling materialsolution deeply into the pile yarn in the coating process of the fillingmaterial solution. As a result, a velvet cloth made of a large quantityof yarn was employed as the teremp cloth, though it was expensive.Besides, the thickness of the adhesive layer 6 varied according to theirregularity of the ground fabric, impregnation rate of adhesive,ununiformity in weaving yarn arrangement of the ground fabric or thelike, and various problems occurred caused by the variation of theadhesive layer thickness, such as unstable adhesive strength tocontainer body 7, significant non-uniformity in light-shielding in thecase of an adhesive containing a light-shielding material, generation offurrows on ground fabric 1, wrinkling and the like. In the case ofcoating a hot-melt adhesive layer, similar problems occurred.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

An object of the invention is to provide a container for a roll of alight-sensitive strip material wherein the pile yarn of teremp cloth isnot so deeply impregnated with a filling material solution, even thoughthe ground fabric is not so dense.

Another object of the invention is to provide a container for a roll ofa light-sensitive strip material not giving rise to troubles in exposureand development caused by adhesion of pile yarn dust.

Another object of the invention is to provide a container for a roll ofa light-sensitive strip material using a teremp cloth wherein thethickness of the adhesive layer for fixing teremp cloth on the containerbody is made uniform and various problems caused by non-uniformity inthe thickness of the adhesive layer are solved.

Such objects can be achieved by coating the molten resin of polyolefincopolymer on the ground fabric of teremp cloth to form a filling layerusable as the adhesive layer to attach the teremp cloth to the containerbody and/or by laminating a multilayer coextruded film comprising anethylene copolymer resin adhesive layer for fixing the teremp cloth onthe container body and a thermoplastic resin base layer. The multilayercoextruded film greatly contributes to the improvement in the uniformityof the adhesive layer.

Thus, the present invention provides a container for a roll of alight-sensitive strip material having a core on which saidlight-sensitive strip material is coiled to form a roll, an opening fordrawing out said light-sensitive strip material and a teremp clothprovided on said opening for shielding the light-sensitive material fromlight, wherein a filling layer formed of polyolefin copolymer resinusable as the adhesive layer for fixing said teremp cloth on thecontainer body is provided at the ground fabric of said teremp cloth.

The present invention also provides a container for a roll of alight-sensitive strip material having a core on which saidlight-sensitive strip material is coiled to form a roll, on opening fordrawing out said light-sensitive strip material and a teremp clothprovided on said opening for shielding from light, wherein a multilayercoextruded film is laminated under the ground fabric of said terempcloth, and said multilayer coextruded film has a tensile strength ofmore than 500 g/15 mm width and comprises an adhesive layer of anethylene copolymer resin having a comonomer content of 5 to 36% forfixing said teremp cloth on the container body and a thermoplastic resinbase layer having a melting point higher than said ethylene copolymerresin adhesive layer by 10° C. or more and a Young's modulus of morethan 15 kg/mm².

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIGS. 1 to 14 are schematically illustrated sectional views of terempcloths attached to the container body according to the invention.

FIGS. 15 to 18 are perspective views of containers embodying theinvention.

FIG. 19 is a schematically illustrated sectional view of a conventionalteremp cloth stuck on a container body.

FIG. 20 is a schematic plan view illustrating a woven structure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The polyolefin copolymer resin for the filling layer has a strongadhesive force to a ground fabric and it can fix pile yarns to theground fabric. It can adhere teremp cloth on the drawing out opening ofa container body by reactivating the resin by means of a heat-sealingmethod or an ultrasonic heating method, and it has a viscosity so as notto impregnate into pile yarns up to the vicinity of their tips at thetime of coating. It is also necessary for the polyolefin copolymer resinnot to adversely affect the light-sensitive material. Such a polyolefincopolymer resin may be selected from various thermoplastic polyolefincopolymer resins, and a particularly preferable resin isethylene-ethylacrylate (EEA) resin having an ethylacrylate content ofmore than 6% by weight measured by NUC test method. This EEA resin isexcellent in coloring, heat stability, melt extrusion coating, adhesionto paper, metal and thermoplastic resin, and homogeneous blending withcarbon black and other thermoplastic resins. Representativemanufacturers of the EEA resin are UNION CARBIDE, NIPPON UNICAR,MITSUBISHI PETROCHEMICAL, SUMITOMO CHEMICAL, MITSUI POLYCHEMICALS, etc.

Light-shielding material such as carbon black, metal powder or aluminumpaste may be blended with the polyolefin copolymer resin in order toprevent entry of light through the filling layer. Antistatic agent mayalso be blended in order to prevent static electrification caused by thefriction between the light-sensitive strip material and the terempcloth.

The thickness of the filling layer is usually 15 to 150 μm, preferably20 to 100 μm.

The filling layer may be formed by various coating methods, however,extrusion coating is preferable because of small neck-in, strongadhesive force to ground fabric, good separability from the chill rolland easy and inexpensive production.

The teremp cloth may directly be attached to the drawing out opening ofthe container body using the filling layer as the adhesive layer.However, it is preferably attached through the multilayer coextrudedfilm. In the latter case, the filling layer may also be a conventionalone.

The ethylene copolymer resin adhesive layer is incorporated in order toadhere the ground fabric of teremp cloth to the container body made ofpaper, plastic, metal or the like. In view of a balance betweenheat-sealability and blocking, preferable resins for this layer are EEAresin, ethylene-methylacrylate copolymer (EMA) resin,ethylene-vinylacetate copolymer (EVA) resin, ethylene-acrylic acidcopolymer (EAA) resin and ethylene methacrylic acid copolymer (EMAA)resin. The comonomer content of the copolymer resin is 5 to 36%. Whenthe comonomer content is less than 5%, heat sealing to the containerbody made of paper, plastic or metal becomes difficult. While, when thecomonomer content is beyond 36%, blocking occurs.

In order to secure light-shielding or antistatic property,light-shielding material or conductive light-shielding material ispreferably blended into the copolymer resin layer. For example, blending0.1 to 20% by weight of carbon black is particularly preferable.

The thickness of the ethylene copolymer resin layer is usually 5 to 145μm, and 15 to 80 μm is preferable.

The thermoplastic resin base layer is incorporated in order to preventwrinkling or furrowing, to secure tensile strength, to prevent curling,to prevent unevenness in thickness and the like, at the molding of themultilayer coextruded film and at the laminating on the ground fabric.The melting point of the thermoplastic resin base layer is higher thanthe foregoing ethylene copolymer resin layer by 10° C. or more. Themultilayer coextruded film is first laminated under the teremp cloth,and cut into a prescribed size. This teremp cloth is heat-sealed on thedrawing out opening of the container body. At that time, if the meltingpoint is not higher the copolymer resin layer by 10° C., the terempcloth is separated by layer separation. Additionally, Young's modulus ofthe thermoplastic resin layer is more than 15 kg/mm². In the cast thatthe Young's modulus is less than 15 kg/mm², wrinkling, furrowing andelongation occur caused by tension added during laminating themultilayer coextruded film on the teremp cloth, and thereby filmthickness and light-shielding of the multilayer coextruded film becomeuneven. Examples of the thermoplastic resins suitable for such a baselayer are various polyolefin resins, particularly polyethylenes such aslow-density polyethylene (LDPE), low-pressure linear low-densitypolyethylene (L-LDPE), medium-density polyethylene (MDPE) andhigh-density polyethylene (HDPE), polypropylenes, and blended resinscontaining more than 50% by weight of the above polyethylene orpolypropylene. 0.3 to 15% by weight of carbon black is preferablyblended into the thermoplastic resin. The above polyethylenes andpolypropylenes containing the above amount of carbon black are excellentin film moldability, prevention of blocking, Young's modulus of film,prevention of winkling at lamination, less deterioration of filmsurface, and the like. The thickness of the thermoplastic resin baselayer is usually 5 to 145 μm, preferably 15 to 80 μm.

The multilayer coextruded film may be composed of three or more layers.In this case, the extra layer may be the same or a different ethylenecopolymer resin layer, the same or a different ethylene copolymer resinlayer, the same or a different thermoplastic resin base layer, oranother intermediate layer capable of being coextruded. The totalthickness of the multilayer coextruded film is usually 30 to 150 μm, andthe total content of light-shielding material is preferably 0.3 to 30g/m². The tensile strength of this multilayer coextruded film is morethan 500 g/15 mm width. When the tensile strength is less than 500 g/15mm width, this film becomes liable to be broken, winkled or furrowed atthe time of laminating on the teremp cloth.

Adhesion of the multilayer coextruded film on the ground fabric orteremp cloth may be carried out by any known method, however, wetlamination, dry lamination and extrusion laminating are preferable inview of securing the softness of teremp cloth and efficient production.

The fiber forming the teremp cloth is not limited, however, polyesterfiber and polyamide fiber are preferable because of low hygroscopicityand good restoration. Moreover, they can be cut by fuging such asheat-slitting or supersonic-slitting without forming fray at the cutposition. Heat setting after raising is acceptable, and their physicalstrengths are large. The teremp cloth is preferably knitted fabricbecause of less falling out of yarns. Examples of preferred teremp clothare raising knit (pile knit), wet knitted fabrics, such as tubularknitted fabric and plain stitch fabric, raised to form looped piles,warp knitted fabrics, such as tricot fabric, raschel fabric includingdouble raschel fabric and milanese fabric, raised to form looped piles,and sinker pile fabric having looped piles manufactured by using acircular knitting machine.

In the case of utilizing the foregoing filling layer as the adhesivelayer, the filling layer is reactivated (melted) by known method such asusing supersonic waves or high-frequency waves, and the teremp cloth isthen stuck on the container body. An adhesive layer may be coated on thefilling layer, and teremp cloth is stuck on the container body throughthis adhesive layer. In the case that the foregoing multilayercoextruded film is laminated, the ethylene copolymer resin adhesivelayer is utilized as the adhesive layer. This adhesive layer isreactivated in a similar manner as above, and then stuck on thecontainer body.

The light-sensitive strip material placed in the container of theinvention is not limited, and includes color photographic printingpaper, printing paper for computerized type-setting system, photoresist,microfilm for computer and JIS 135-type photographic film. The containerto which the present invention can be applied is any of known containeradmitting a roll of the above light-sensitive strip materials coiledaround a core and a drawing out the light-sensitive strip material fromdrawing out opening. Examples of such a container are variouslight-shielding containers for microfilm for computer, for printingpaper for computerized type-setting system, and for color photographicprinting paper, and JIS 135-type photographic film cartridge.

EXAMPLES EXAMPLES 1 to 6

Examples of the container provided with the filling layer areillustrated in FIGS. 1 to 6.

The light-shielding teremp cloth 19a shown in FIG. 1 is composed of aground knitted fabric 1 and long fluffed pile yarns 8al and shortfluffed pile yarns 8as alternately wound around warp yarns 2 of theground fabric 1. The light-shielding filling layer 16a is composed ofEEA resin and light-shielding material blended thereinto, and formed bymelt coating on the ground fabric 1. The teremp cloth 19a is directlyattached to on the container body 7 using the filling layer 16a as theadhesive layer.

In the light-shielding teremp cloth 19a shown in FIG. 2, long fluffedpiles 8al, short fluffed piles 8as, long looped piles 9al and shortlooped piles 9as are formed. The filling layer 16a is the same asemployed in the example of FIG. 1.

The light-shielding teremp cloth 19a of FIG. 3 is the same as the terempcloth 19a of FIG. 1, except that long looped piles 9al are formedinstead of short fluffed piles 8as. The filling layer 16a is the same asemployed in FIG. 1.

Piles of the light-shielding teremp cloth 19a of FIG. 4 are all longlooped piles 9al. The filling layer 16a is the same as employed in FIG.1.

Piles of the light-shielding teremp cloth 19a of FIG. 5 are all longfluffed piles 8al. The filling layer 16a is the same as employed in FIG.1.

In the light-shielding teremp cloth 19a of FIG. 6, long looped piles 9aland short looped piles 9as are alternately formed. A light-shieldingfilling layer 16b and an adhesive layer 10 are coextruded on the groundfabric 1, and the ground fabric 1 is stuck on the container body 7through the adhesive layer 10 of coextruded layer 17a. The filling layer16a is composed of thermoplastic resin and light-shielding materialblended thereinto, and the adhesive layer 10 is composed of EEA resin.

FIGS. 15 to 18 show the examples of the containers into which any of theabove teremp cloth structure is incorporated.

The light-shielding container of FIG. 15 is used for a photographiccolor printing paper or a printing paper for computerized type-settingsystem. The container body 7 is box-shaped, and made of metal, plasticresin or paper. A drawing out opening (port) 18 is provided at onecorner side, and the teremp cloth 19 was stuck on both inner faces beingopposite to each other. Core 21 of the roll of the light-sensitive stripmaterial 20 is provided at the center of the container.

Another example of the container is shown in FIG. 16. This container isa modification of the above container, and protection of thelight-sensitive material and moisture-proofness (and light-shielding)are improved by wrapping with a moistureproof film 22 to seal it. 23indicates its heat-sealing portion. This moistureproof film is alaminated film composed of an aluminum-metallized thermoplastic resinfilm layer and a heat-sealing layer or an inflation film of athermoplastic resin. The moistureproof film may be imparted withlight-shielding property.

Another example of the container is shown in FIG. 17. This container isJIS 135-type film cartridge. A drawing out opening 25 is provided at thecylindrical face of the cartridge body 24 in its longitudinal direction,and the teremp cloth 19 was stuck on both inner faces being opposite toeach other. 27 indicates core (spool) of JIS 135-type film 26.

Still another example of the container is shown in FIG. 18. Thiscontainer is a simplified light-shielding container, and it is composedof a container body 7 and two side panels 29. A short axis 30 projectsfrom slightly upper position of the center of each panel 29, and itsupports the core 21 of light-sensitive strip material 20. The sidepanels 29 are fixed by sealing tape 31 as shown on the left side of theassembled box (b) or on the right side thereof.

Various properties of the containers of the invention were measured andcompared with those of a comparative container and a conventionalcontainer. The results are shown in Table 1.

                  TABLE 1                                                         ______________________________________                                        Invention         Compar-  Conven-  Testing                                   1            2        ative    tional Method                                  ______________________________________                                        Structure                                                                             Tricot   Double   Tricot Velvet                                       of Teremp                                                                             Knitting Pile     Knitting                                                                             Weaving                                      Cloth            Knitting                                                     Ground  50       50       50     150                                          Fabric  Deniers  Deniers  Deniers                                                                              Deniers                                      Yarn    Polyester                                                                              Nylon    Polyester                                                                            Rayon                                                Yarn     Yarn     Yarn   Yarn                                         Pile Yarn                                                                             50       75       50     75                                                   Deniers  Deniers  Deniers                                                                              Deniers                                              Polyester                                                                              Nylon    Polyester                                                                            Rayon                                                Yarn     Yarn     Yarn   Yarn                                         Form    35%      100%     35%    100%                                         Fluffed                                                                       of Pile 65%      0%       65%    0%                                           Looped                                                                        Pile Length                                                                           1.1      1.1      1.1    1.1                                          (mm)                                                                          Filling Melt     Melt     Solution                                                                             Solution                                     Layer   Coating  Coating  Coating                                                                              Coating                                      (Thickness)                                                                           of EEA   of EEA                                                               resin *1 resin *2                                                             30 um    30 um                                                        Adhesive                                                                              --       --       Solution                                                                             Solution                                     Layer                     Coating                                                                              Coating                                      Fray at Cut                                                                           A        A        B      D      I                                     Position                                                                      Pile Cut-                                                                             A        B        B      C      I                                     ting Dust                                                                     Falling Out                                                                           A        A        B      D      I                                     of Piles                                                                      Exudation                                                                             B        B        E      C      II                                    of Filling                                                                    Material                                                                      Cost Ratio                                                                            28       30       56     100    III                                   ______________________________________                                         *1 Ethylacrylate Content 18% "NUC6170" (NIPPON UNICAR)                        *2 Ethylacrylate Content 22% "MB830" (NIPPON UNICAR)                          Evaluations are as follows:                                                   A: very excellent                                                             B: excellent                                                                  C: practical                                                                  D: having a problem                                                           E: impractical                                                           

Testing methods are as follows:

I: A photographic color printing paper was placed in each exemplifiedcontainer, and the container was allowed to stand at 30° C. under 80% RHfor 12 hours. Then, the color printing paper was drawn out, and a frayat the cut position, pile cutting dust and falling out of piles wereestimated by adhered dusts on the face of the color printing paper.

II. Each filling layer was coated of the ground fabric of each terempcloth, and after 24 hours, exudation of the filling material wasestimated by touch sense and observation of the pile portion.

III: Cost of the conventional teremp cloth was set as 100.

EXAMPLES 7 to 14

Examples of the container provided with the multilayer coextruded filmare illustrated in FIGS. 7 to 14.

In the light-shielding teremp cloth of FIG. 7, long fluffed piles 8aland short looped piles 9as are randomly formed on the ground fabric 1aof knitting structure, and a multilayer coextruded film 11a is laminatedon the ground fabric 1a through an adhesive layer 10. This multilayercoextruded film 11a is composed of an ethylene copolymer resin adhesivelayer 12a containing light-shielding material and a thermoplastic resinbase layer 13a containing light-shielding material.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 8 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that the ethylene copolymer resinadhesive layer 12 does not contain light-shielding material.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 9 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that the thermoplastic resin base layer13 does not contain light-shielding material.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 10 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that both of the ethylene copolymerresin adhesive layer 12 and the thermoplastic resin base layer 13 do notcontain light-shielding material.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 11 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that the multilayer coextruded film 11ais directly laminated on the ground fabric 1a through a boundary layer14 formed by heating.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 12 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that the multilayer coextruded film 11ais composed of a central thermoplastic resin base layer 13a and twoethylene copolymer resin adhesive layers 12a, as a located on both sidesthereof.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 13 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 7, except that an intermediate layer 15 isincorporated into the multilayer coextruded film 11a.

The structure of teremp cloth portion illustrated in FIG. 14 is the sameas illustrated in FIG. 8, except that one more thermoplastic resin baselayer 13a is incorporated into the multilayer coextruded film 11a.

Various properties of the containers of the invention were measured andcompared with those of a comparative container and a conventionalcontainer.

In the container I of the invention, the configuration shown in FIG. 7was employed. The ground fabric 1a was tricot knitting structure, andits yarn was 50 deniers polyester yarn. The pile yarn was also 50deniers polyester yarn, and the piles was composed of 30% of fluffedpiles and 70% of looped piles. The adhesive layer 10 was composed of EEAresin ("NUC-6170", NIPPON UNICAR), and its thickness was 20 μm. Thethermoplastic resin base layer 13a was composed of HDPE resin ("HIZEX3300F", MITSUI PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES) and 3% of carbon black wasblended thereinto, and its thickness was 30 μm. Melting point of theHDPE resin was 131° C., and its Young's modulus was 125 kg/mm². Theethylene copolymer resin adhesive layer 12a was composed of EEA resin("DPDJ-8026", NIPPON UNICAR) and 3% of carbon black was blendedthereinto, and its thickness was 20 μm. The ethylacrylate comonomercontent of the EEA resin was 8%, and its melting point was 85° C. Thetotal thickness of such a multilayer coextruded film 11a was accordingly50 μm, and its tensile strength was 1530 g/15 mm width.

The configuration of the container II of the invention, was similar tothat shown in FIG. 7. The ground fabric 1a was double raschel knittingstructure, and its yarn was 50 deniers nylon yarn. The pile yarn was 75deniers nylon yarn, and all piles were fluffed. The adhesive layer 10was formed by coating vinyl acetate emulsion. The thermoplastic resinbase layer 13a was composed of HDPE resin ("HIZEX 5300S", MITSUIPETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES) and 3% of carbon black blended thereinto, andits thickness was 30 μm. The melting point of the HDPE resin was 134°C., and its Young's modulus was 163 kg/mm². The ethylene copolymer resinadhesive layer 12a was composed of EEA resin ("DPDJ-6169", NIPPONUNICAR) and 3% of carbon black blended thereinto, and its thickness was20 μm. The ethylacrylate comonomer content of the EEA resin was 18%, andits melting point was 67° C. The total thickness of the multilayercoextruded film 11a was 50 μm, and its tensile strength was 2250 g/15 mmwidth.

The configuration of the comparative container was similar to that shownin FIG. 19. The ground fabric 1 was tricot knitting structure, and itsyarn was 50 deniers polyester yarn. The pile yarn was also 50 denierspolyester yarn, and the piles were composed of 30% of fluffed piles and70% of looped piles. The filling layer 5 and the adhesive layer 6 wereformed by solution coating.

The configuration of the conventional container was shown in FIG. 19.The ground fabric 1 was velvet weaving structure, and its yarn was 150deniers rayon yarn. The pile yarn was 75 deniers rayon yarn, and thepiles were all fluffed. The filling layer 5 and the adhesive layer 6were formed by solution coating.

The results are shown in Table 2.

                  TABLE 2                                                         ______________________________________                                        Invention         Compar-  Conven-  Test                                      1            2        ative    tional Method                                  ______________________________________                                        Configura-                                                                            FIG. 7   FIG. 7   FIG. 19                                                                              FIG. 19                                      tion                                                                          Structure                                                                             Tricot   Double   Tricot Velvet                                       of Teremp                                                                             Knitting Raschel  Knitting                                                                             Weaving                                      Cloth            Knitting                                                     Ground  50       50       50     50                                           Fabric  Deniers  Deniers  Deniers                                                                              Deniers                                      Yarn    Polyester                                                                              Nylon    Polyester                                                                            Rayon                                                Yarn     Yarn     Yarn   Yarn                                         Pile Yarn                                                                             50       75       50     75                                                   Deniers  Deniers  Deniers                                                                              Deniers                                              Polyester                                                                              Nylon    Polyester                                                                            Rayon                                                Yarn     Yarn     Yarn   Yarn                                         Form    30%      100%     30%    100%                                         Fluffed                                                                       of Pile 70%      0%       70%    0%                                           Looped                                                                        Filling                   Solution                                                                             Solution                                     Layer                     Coating                                                                              Coating                                      Adhesive                                                                              EEA      VA       Solution                                                                             Solution                                     Layer                     Coating                                                                              Coating                                      Thermo- HDPE     HDPE     --     --                                           plastic with CB  with CB                                                      Resin Base                                                                    Layer                                                                         Ethylene                                                                              EEA      EEA      --     --                                           Copolymer                                                                             with CB  with CB                                                      Resin                                                                         Adhesive                                                                      Layer                                                                         Fray at Cut                                                                           A        A        B      D      I                                     Position                                                                      Falling out                                                                           A        A        B      D      I                                     of Piles                                                                      Exudation                                                                             A        A        E      D      II                                    of Filling                                                                    Material                                                                      Softness                                                                              A        A        D      D-E    II                                    Cost Ratio                                                                            22       27       31     100    III                                   Evenness                                                                              A        A        D      D      IV                                    of Adhe-                                                                      sive Layer                                                                    Deforma-                                                                              A        A        D      D      V                                     tion of                                                                       Ground                                                                        Fabric                                                                    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Evaluations and testing methods are the same as described previously.The remaining testing methods are as follows.

IV: Evenness of each adhesive layer was judged by measuring aperpendicular cut face of this layer.

V: Deformation such as wrinkle, furrow and curl was judged byobservation of the ground fabric after coating the adhesive layers.

I claim:
 1. A container for a roll of a light-sensitive strip materialhaving a core on which said light-sensitive strip material is coiled toform a roll, an opening for drawing out said light-sensitive stripmaterial and a teremp cloth having a ground fabric provided on saidopening for shielding from light, wherein a filling layer formed ofpolyolefin copolymer resin which is an ethylene-ethylacrylate resinhaving a comonomer content of more than 6% by weight usable as anadhesive layer for fixing said teremp cloth on the container is providedat the ground fabric of said teremp cloth.
 2. The container of claim 1wherein said teremp cloth is made of polyester fiber or polyamide fiber.3. The container of claim 1 wherein said teremp cloth is a knittedfabric.
 4. A container for a roll of a light-sensitive strip materialhaving a core on which said light-sensitive strip material is coiled toform a roll, an opening for drawing out said light-sensitive stripmaterial and a teremp cloth having a ground fabric provided on saidopening for shielding from light, wherein a multilayer coextruded filmis laminated under the ground fabric of said teremp cloth, and saidmultilayer coextruded film has a tensile strength of more than 500 g/15mm width and comprises an adhesive layer of an ethylene copolymer resinhaving a comonomer content of 5 to 36% by weight for fixing said terempcloth on the container and a thermoplastic resin base layer having amelting point of higher than said ethylene copolymer resin adhesivelayer by 10° C. or more and a Young's modulus of more than 15 kg/mm². 5.The container of claim 4 wherein said ethylene copolymer resin is amember selected from EEA resin, EMA resin, EVA resin, EAA resin and EMAAresin.
 6. The container of claim 4 wherein said ethylene copolymer resinadhesive layer contains 0.1 to 20% by weight of carbon black.
 7. Thecontainer of claim 4 wherein said thermoplastic resin is selected fromLDPE resin, L-LDPE resin, MDPE resin, HDPE resin, polypropylene resinand blended resins containing more than 50% by weight of the abovepolyethylene resin or polypropylene resin.
 8. The container of claim 4wherein, said ethylene copolymer resin is EEA resin, and saidthermoplastic resin is HDPE resin.
 9. The container of claim 4 wherein afilling layer formed of polyolefin resin usable as an adhesive layer isprovided at the ground fabric of said teremp cloth.